Bojan Vrbnjak
Flavio Briatore has been one of the largest for many years critics of Ferrari. Some believe, perhaps because of affected pridebecause there was never a call from Maranella. Still others are of the opinion that he dares Italian simply say out loud what others are whispering.
Of course 70-year-old Briatore closely monitors what is happening in Formulas 1. In the blog for Betway Insider, is an Italian when asked who is supposed to be at Ferrari took the helm, saying: "It’s not about bringing in one man to change everything. It’s about changing the mentality. Ferrari became competitive again when they brought in seven or eight top technicians from Benetton. People like Ross Brawn and Rory Byrne. Today’s Ferrari can’t change from today to tomorrow. They must first understand the problems before they set out to solve them."
"It is first necessary to determine how it is possible for aerodynamics to cause problems over and over again. Although Ferrari has a modernized wind tunnel. But maybe we don’t know the whole truth here. They used the engine in the way the FIA had sealed it. They had to turn around and put everything to zero. And all this in Formula 1, in which tens decide on a four-kilometer-long track in the end. If you want to be at the forefront, then it really has to fit everything. Racers who can do their job with a free head, racing that works, good aerodynamics, which is the most important thing in modern Formula 1. Ferrari is too slow to be on a dry or wet track. This is very unusual for me, because usually race cars that are not competitive under normal conditions are not so bad on a wet track. But not Ferrari, which is slow under all conditions,He added Briatore.
